hi dear
i have 41k row data in one worksheet like this
i want to use partition for fast loading, but i want to filter by useremail in colomn email_user
can you help me for this problem?
thanks
hi dear
i have 41k row data in one worksheet like this
i want to use partition for fast loading, but i want to filter by useremail in colomn email_user
can you help me for this problem?
thanks
Hi @Mas_Syahdan_Fil
If your issue is about improving speed, I donât think you need partitioning, but rather using Security filter. Did you try it ?
That will limit the amount of data loaded on device, and increasing app speed too.
You would use this expression:
[email_user]=USEREMAIL()
For reference:
okay thanks, but its possible when i limit row display data in apsheet?
Iâm not sure what you mean here. However, itâs possible in any case you want.
I suggest you give it a try and let us know if you encounter any issue on the implementation.
Itâs in Security > Security Filter > and you apply your Yes/No expression to the table to which you wish to restrict data loading.
i have 1000 data, and i set 10 data in usersettings()
i want to make with user settings and security filter
its possible to only display only 10 data from 1000 data?
I still donât get it, sorry.
If you mean 10 rows over a dataset of 10k rows, yes itâs possible provided your criteria in the security filter match.
Did you actually try the security filter ?
i build usersettings like this
can be seen there written the amount of data
i have 1000 data, how to limit display data max row only 100 as written in the amount of data column in user settings?
i build like this, but its display error
âUnable to fetch app definition. Error: Data table âdbo.View_Report_RekamMedisâ is not accessible due to: The _RowNumber column is not a valid key column as it does not exist in the database.â
OK, I think you are trying to implement this:
Advanced techniques: Horizontal scaling - AppSheet Help
I never tried using the row number though, and I donât know if itâs feasible.
Rather than this, what about using a timestamp instead ?
Letâs say âtimestampâ is your row timestamp, you could use:
[timestamp]>NOW()-30
for the last 30 days records in your AND() expression.